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His fair dealing earned our confidence.

This arrangement smacks of dishonest dealing.

Computers are not good at dealing with causality.

The arbitrator dealing with the dispute is my schoolmate.

Some libraries are dealing with large numbers of destitute patrons.

There are no easy answers, and no quick fixes to dealing with chaotic events.

Make mistakes on the server while dealing with URL. Please contact with system administrator.

They may be angry or anxious about dealing with other patients.

She showed a lot of pluck in dealing with the intruders.

That's the last hurtle, which we're at now, since we're dealing with distribution.

Sadly, the conflict points to a broader problem in Hawaii: an erratic, at times dysfunctional, way of dealing with change.

In a nutshell, the method tells us what kind of variable we are dealing with, once we know the name.

However, as I said earlier, the first step is to admit to yourself that you're dealing with anxiety.

I knew we had too much stuff, but I was hesitant to start dealing with it all.

Not Being perfect Being realistic about others and ourselves is the most important aspect of dealing with the shadow.

As the prime minister has consolidated her power since the return to civilian rule, dealing with Mr Yunus has risen to the top of her to do list.

Mr Rudd will now be dealing with a country whose implacable faith in both the economy and nature to deliver abundance is starting to fray.

In my view, this is the single Golden Rule in dealing with the rich: time is the one thing they can't buy more of. Use it sparingly.

It is an urging question to regulate bankruptcy behavior, to vindicate social stability and to fulfill justice in dealing with bankruptcy affairs of economic subjects.

"I think you have to know your guy. You have to know who you're dealing with," psychotherapist and lifestyle coach Stacy Kaiser said.

The two sections make RCRA important not only for dealing with present hazardous waste disposal activities but also as a complement to CERCLA in securing judicially mandated cleanups of abandoned disposal sites.

This is an extreme version of the problem many of the books have in dealing with the disaster as an end product, a symbol of something greater, a nemesis to some hubris.

On Wall Street dealing desks, profits and losses are evaluated every afternoon when trading ends, and the firms' positions are "marked to market" -valued on the basis of the closing prices.

Consumers going out to shop for products were accustomed to dealing with poorly trained salespeople with little knowledge of the products they sell and little interest in helping their customers.

Women who once sold roasted corn by the roadside now make a living dealing in mobile top-up CARDS and recharging flat phone batteries in a town where much of the population doesn't have electricity.